Suppose God (christian) was proved to exist (imperically)?

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As a thought experiment suppose, just for the moment that it was proven that the Christ and   Biblical God did, in fact, exist.
How would it affect your atheism? How would you reconcile yourself to embracing the need to worship him,  to denying your atheism? 
Would you study the Bible?
I would be in deep shit, my belief is so ingrained I don't think I'd be able to make the change.
Robert

If there ever came to be objective proof or 'evidence' of the existence of a deity, whether it be part and parcel with the Jesus story or otherwise...it wouldn't require my belief. It would be like 2+2 = 4. It would just be. Having said that, I think we still would have the choice to ''worship'' said deity or not. Look at evolution. While 'still just a theory,' there is overwhelming evidence to support it, and yet creationists don't 'believe' it. lol All comes down to choice, even if evidence is staring at you in the face.

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I have answered this question so many times.

God is proven to be real: so he's real. Big deal. Still does not mean I am required to worship him.